Topic: [ANN][XCP] Counterparty - Pioneering Peer-to-Peer Finance - Official Thread - page 145. (Read 1276789 times)
December 05, 2014, 06:20:11 AM
Don't be nervous just want to tell you
December 05, 2014, 06:16:27 AM
December 5, 2014 - Development Updates
1.) The testnet V1 is ready. Windows/Linux and MAC
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_11-b12)
Here is the link to the file.
https://mega.co.nz/#!N903XDjZ!QWOLvURfC1R3qr-vQ-knrkPJGvmrSjvLJij5sChdy9E
Please use http://onlinemd5.com/ to verify the MD5 and sha1.
md5
02a5d2bd0b3c2323d3cc7e4fdf7c1374
sha1
13d2dfbbf30b7e40c3ac0b1699447121e01b44cb
Please download the application from the original post and not from a quote. We are not responsible if someone downloads from another quote via this forum or any other versions out there that might be posted or shared elsewhere.
1.1) Create an account via https://testnet.counterwallet.io
1.2) Open and run .jar file
1.3) Request testnet bitcoins and send to https://testnet.counterwallet.io address
1.4) Burn BTC for XCP and then "Create Asset (Token)
1.5) Send tokens to new Tilepay local wallet
The SPV implementation is for bitcoin at the moment. The "metacoin" spv implementation for XCP/MSC is being worked on by MIT. It is called VerSum.
https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP/counterpartyd/issues/426
Regards,
ASIC-8Tile
1.) The testnet V1 is ready. Windows/Linux and MAC
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_11-b12)
Here is the link to the file.
https://mega.co.nz/#!N903XDjZ!QWOLvURfC1R3qr-vQ-knrkPJGvmrSjvLJij5sChdy9E
Please use http://onlinemd5.com/ to verify the MD5 and sha1.
md5
02a5d2bd0b3c2323d3cc7e4fdf7c1374
sha1
13d2dfbbf30b7e40c3ac0b1699447121e01b44cb
Please download the application from the original post and not from a quote. We are not responsible if someone downloads from another quote via this forum or any other versions out there that might be posted or shared elsewhere.
1.1) Create an account via https://testnet.counterwallet.io
1.2) Open and run .jar file
1.3) Request testnet bitcoins and send to https://testnet.counterwallet.io address
1.4) Burn BTC for XCP and then "Create Asset (Token)
1.5) Send tokens to new Tilepay local wallet
The SPV implementation is for bitcoin at the moment. The "metacoin" spv implementation for XCP/MSC is being worked on by MIT. It is called VerSum.
https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP/counterpartyd/issues/426
Regards,
ASIC-8Tile
December 05, 2014, 05:15:27 AM
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December 05, 2014, 05:06:08 AM
December 4, 2014 - Development Updates
1.) The testnet version is ready. Windows/Linux and MAC
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_11-b12)
Here is the link to the file.
https://mega.co.nz/#!No1XwBgK!bKT1i3CJETUVKcTazjIepY8EZjuY5W1cUvLjF_0Fqeg
Please use http://onlinemd5.com/ to verify the MD5 and sha1.
MD5
f5cd36365691cc3fac55073a545b0725
sha1
a02c0ef817a6fd660a787dead0688858702211e3
Please download the application from the original post and not from a quote. We are not responsible if someone downloads from another quote via this forum or any other versions out there that might be posted or shared elsewhere.
1.1) Create an account via https://testnet.counterwallet.io
1.2) Open and run .jar file
1.3) Request testnet bitcoins and send to https://testnet.counterwallet.io address
1.4) Burn BTC for XCP and then "Create Asset (Token)
1.5) Send tokens to new Tilepay local wallet
2.) This is a reminder, when testing and implementation of software that deals with over 5000+ tokens that affect monetary value, due diligence/token holders must be the # 1 priority.
3.) Tilecoind protocol in progress.
4.) Demurrage fees will be applied to Tilecoin and other transactions that will reduce the total number of tokens. So, for example, right now there are 100,000,000, depending on what type of transaction is initiated via TilePay, a "burned" # of Tilecoin will be removed from the total number of Tilecoin available. This is not in this testnet version.
I am going to a funeral now and will be back later.
Regards,
ASIC-8Tile
1.) The testnet version is ready. Windows/Linux and MAC
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_11-b12)
Here is the link to the file.
https://mega.co.nz/#!No1XwBgK!bKT1i3CJETUVKcTazjIepY8EZjuY5W1cUvLjF_0Fqeg
Please use http://onlinemd5.com/ to verify the MD5 and sha1.
MD5
f5cd36365691cc3fac55073a545b0725
sha1
a02c0ef817a6fd660a787dead0688858702211e3
Please download the application from the original post and not from a quote. We are not responsible if someone downloads from another quote via this forum or any other versions out there that might be posted or shared elsewhere.
1.1) Create an account via https://testnet.counterwallet.io
1.2) Open and run .jar file
1.3) Request testnet bitcoins and send to https://testnet.counterwallet.io address
1.4) Burn BTC for XCP and then "Create Asset (Token)
1.5) Send tokens to new Tilepay local wallet
2.) This is a reminder, when testing and implementation of software that deals with over 5000+ tokens that affect monetary value, due diligence/token holders must be the # 1 priority.
3.) Tilecoind protocol in progress.
4.) Demurrage fees will be applied to Tilecoin and other transactions that will reduce the total number of tokens. So, for example, right now there are 100,000,000, depending on what type of transaction is initiated via TilePay, a "burned" # of Tilecoin will be removed from the total number of Tilecoin available. This is not in this testnet version.
I am going to a funeral now and will be back later.
Regards,
ASIC-8Tile
December 04, 2014, 10:13:27 PM
Wow, counterparty foundation
excited to see xcp proof of stake voting for real
http://counterparty.io/news/launching-counterparty-foundation-and-announcing-board-of-directors/
Quote
One Community Director will be elected by the Community Members, voting as a class during a two-week long voting period (via XCP-based proof of stake voting). Every Community Director candidate must hold at least 50 XCP.
excited to see xcp proof of stake voting for real
http://counterparty.io/news/launching-counterparty-foundation-and-announcing-board-of-directors/
December 04, 2014, 07:47:44 PM
An interesting example of a project that facilitates taking snapshots of Bitcoin's distribution in anticipation of a potential future migration to a new blockchain - http://www.sidecoin.net/. Could be of interest to Counterparty if the need to migrate to a new blockchain arises.
Whitepaper: http://augur.link/sidecoin.pdf
Whitepaper: http://augur.link/sidecoin.pdf
Also Sidecoin is part of a larger project- Augur (decentralized prediction market)
Quote
Appendix B: Smart Contracts
A decentralized prediction market can be constructed
in a relatively straightforward way using smart contracts,
such as Ethereum [20, 21]. Due to the recent release of
Serpent contracts on Counterparty, we are also testing
an alternative implementation of Augur using Serpent.
Counterparty’s announcement frees us to use Bitcoin as
the transactional currency on our platform, instead of
having to use Ethereum’s ether – this will also be remedied
on Ethereum itself when sidechains are released.
We think smart contracts may provide an alternative
method for implementing Augur. However, there are several
potential barriers related to security and scalability.
We are currently testing our contract implementation
and will update the whitepaper with our results.
A decentralized prediction market can be constructed
in a relatively straightforward way using smart contracts,
such as Ethereum [20, 21]. Due to the recent release of
Serpent contracts on Counterparty, we are also testing
an alternative implementation of Augur using Serpent.
Counterparty’s announcement frees us to use Bitcoin as
the transactional currency on our platform, instead of
having to use Ethereum’s ether – this will also be remedied
on Ethereum itself when sidechains are released.
We think smart contracts may provide an alternative
method for implementing Augur. However, there are several
potential barriers related to security and scalability.
We are currently testing our contract implementation
and will update the whitepaper with our results.
http://augur.link/augur.pdf
December 04, 2014, 07:04:49 PM
An interesting example of a project that facilitates taking snapshots of Bitcoin's distribution in anticipation of a potential future migration to a new blockchain - http://www.sidecoin.net/. Could be of interest to Counterparty if the need to migrate to a new blockchain arises.
Whitepaper: http://augur.link/sidecoin.pdf
Whitepaper: http://augur.link/sidecoin.pdf
December 04, 2014, 05:25:36 PM
To support the project and community I wanted to get some high quality artwork created and the first thing will be one or a few 3d renders around Counterparty. Do you have any ideas about what kind of imagery or objects would be good to see in this type of work? Like Bitcoin, it's a bit tricky since so many things Counterparty can do are digital, not tangible, and more process than object. Anyway, what are your thoughts?
Great idea. I would like to propose three interlinking themes - Nature, Engineering and Cybernetics. The Counterparty Protocol exhibits complex emergent behavior despite being a system with simple rules, and it has been meticulously designed and engineered with foresight and feedback.
Some specific ideas:
[1] Rock, Paper, Scissors performed with robotic hands (e.g. http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs42/f/2009/082/8/4/Cybernetic_Arm_by_Ragaru.jpg) or one robotic hand and one human hand. With the relevant Counterparty code being displayed on screen at the right time.
[2] Machine to Machine Trade on the DEx - e.g. a self driving car paying for parking. Again with the relevant Counterparty code displayed.
December 04, 2014, 01:55:58 PM
Lots of transactions this week. All-time highs on two days. http://blockscan.com/charts_transaction
December 04, 2014, 12:33:37 PM
http://www.bitcoin2comparator.org/
It looks like that website needs to be updated. It is maintained by the Colored Coin guys. There are few incorrect Counterparty entries.
For example, the purpose of the comparison is between the asset related features of all 3 technologies.
Uses no intermediate currency: Counterparty doesn't use XCP for asset issuance
Protocol Specification Document: Yes, we have one. See here - https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP/Counterparty
Send to multisig address: *Depends on what they mean here* can we send Counterparty assets to a Bitcoin address starting with '3'. I think so. And we have Multisig support now too.
Fell free to spot anything else I missed. It'd be nice to contact them once with a comprehensive list of updates to their list.
Is there any aspect of Colored Coins tech that could be incorporated into the Counterparty Protocol that would be of benefit? I know they are quite different technologies but since Counterparty is Bitcoin-Blockchain-aware it should be able to see the colored satoshis.
It looks like that website needs to be updated. It is maintained by the Colored Coin guys. There are few incorrect Counterparty entries.
For example, the purpose of the comparison is between the asset related features of all 3 technologies.
Uses no intermediate currency: Counterparty doesn't use XCP for asset issuance
Protocol Specification Document: Yes, we have one. See here - https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP/Counterparty
Send to multisig address: *Depends on what they mean here* can we send Counterparty assets to a Bitcoin address starting with '3'. I think so. And we have Multisig support now too.
Fell free to spot anything else I missed. It'd be nice to contact them once with a comprehensive list of updates to their list.
Is there any aspect of Colored Coins tech that could be incorporated into the Counterparty Protocol that would be of benefit? I know they are quite different technologies but since Counterparty is Bitcoin-Blockchain-aware it should be able to see the colored satoshis.
Can I get some input on this?
As for integrating CC or Open Assets on Counterparty, it's obviously possible. The only benefit I can think of would be being able to do atomic swaps with altcoins. All of the other features of Counterparty are superior in robustness and power to what OA offers.
Thanks. Actually, you can do atomic swaps with altcoins using Counterparty Contracts (Smart Contracts).
December 04, 2014, 12:08:06 PM
http://www.bitcoin2comparator.org/
It looks like that website needs to be updated. It is maintained by the Colored Coin guys. There are few incorrect Counterparty entries.
For example, the purpose of the comparison is between the asset related features of all 3 technologies.
Uses no intermediate currency: Counterparty doesn't use XCP for asset issuance
Protocol Specification Document: Yes, we have one. See here - https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP/Counterparty
Send to multisig address: *Depends on what they mean here* can we send Counterparty assets to a Bitcoin address starting with '3'. I think so. And we have Multisig support now too.
Fell free to spot anything else I missed. It'd be nice to contact them once with a comprehensive list of updates to their list.
Is there any aspect of Colored Coins tech that could be incorporated into the Counterparty Protocol that would be of benefit? I know they are quite different technologies but since Counterparty is Bitcoin-Blockchain-aware it should be able to see the colored satoshis.
It looks like that website needs to be updated. It is maintained by the Colored Coin guys. There are few incorrect Counterparty entries.
For example, the purpose of the comparison is between the asset related features of all 3 technologies.
Uses no intermediate currency: Counterparty doesn't use XCP for asset issuance
Protocol Specification Document: Yes, we have one. See here - https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP/Counterparty
Send to multisig address: *Depends on what they mean here* can we send Counterparty assets to a Bitcoin address starting with '3'. I think so. And we have Multisig support now too.
Fell free to spot anything else I missed. It'd be nice to contact them once with a comprehensive list of updates to their list.
Is there any aspect of Colored Coins tech that could be incorporated into the Counterparty Protocol that would be of benefit? I know they are quite different technologies but since Counterparty is Bitcoin-Blockchain-aware it should be able to see the colored satoshis.
Can I get some input on this?
December 04, 2014, 11:19:34 AM
Guys, new community update is here: http://counterparty.io/news/counterparty-community-update-dec-4/
December 04, 2014, 10:38:16 AM
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multisig is almost ready, and Trezor should work today AFAIK
This was the reply from Adam in previous post. I am not sure whether Adam means we can already use Trezor address to send XCP already. there needs to be a program and program manager to allow 3rd party applications like Trezor to test and "certify" against support of the protocol
December 04, 2014, 10:00:35 AM
bitcoin n tx reached 100045 for the first time, 3402 were counterparty tx, that's 3.4%
quite a bit of those were the GEMS sale held by koinfiy
December 04, 2014, 09:32:46 AM
bitcoin n tx reached 100045 for the first time, 3402 were counterparty tx, that's 3.4%
December 04, 2014, 12:51:13 AM
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multisig is almost ready, and Trezor should work today AFAIK
This was the reply from Adam in previous post. I am not sure whether Adam means we can already use Trezor address to send XCP already. December 04, 2014, 12:43:36 AM
There is no denying the continuous improvement
December 03, 2014, 06:57:29 PM
Open questions to Counterparty:
have a BTC/XCP vending machine?
make a market of XCP on the DEX?
make the DEX visable to the public?
have a BTC/XCP vending machine?
make a market of XCP on the DEX?
make the DEX visable to the public?
December 03, 2014, 06:05:38 PM
How about Trezor support?
I'll +1 this, I'd love that feature. If it's possible, I'd be willing to contribute some XCP to a pooled bounty to make it happen. If anyone is interested PM me.
Of course maybe the devs are working on it already.
It is definitely possible. See here - https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP/counterwallet/issues/2. Another Counterparty Wallet that supported the following - https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP/counterwallet/issues/604 - might lend itself to Trezor support more easily.
December 03, 2014, 04:09:04 PM
How about Trezor support?
I'll +1 this, I'd love that feature. If it's possible, I'd be willing to contribute some XCP to a pooled bounty to make it happen. If anyone is interested PM me.
Of course maybe the devs are working on it already.
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